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Purpose, Audience, Organization, and Development
 
Understand Problems in Sentence Formation
 
Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics
Pronouns
Adverbs and Adjectives
Words that Sound Alike
Common Spelling Errors
Capitalization
Punctuation
Missing or Misplaced Apostrophes
 
Practice Writing Tests
 
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Understand Conventions of Standard Written English Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics

Identify and Edit Errors in the Standard Use of Pronouns

A major problem for selecting the correct pronoun is found in sentences containing compound subjects or objects. A technique for correcting errors of this type involves writing separate sentences for each subject/object. This technique is shown below.

Example Sentence: John and me are going to the movies.

First write the following two sentences:

John is going to the movies.

Me are going to the movies.

The second sentence needs to be changed to:

I am going to the movies.

Therefore, a correct sentence for the original idea is:

John and I are going to the movies.

1) Write a corrected sentence for the sentence below. When you are finished, click here.

The movies made mother and I cry.

2) Write a corrected sentence for the sentence below. When you are finished, click here.

Both Mary and her have read the play.

3) Write a corrected sentence for the sentence below. When you are finished, click here.

Several of we singers have sore throats.

4) Write a corrected sentence for the sentence below. When you are finished, click here.

Us students won’t put up with that rule.

5) Write a corrected sentence for the sentence below. When you are finished, click here.

My brother is two years older than me.

 


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